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Sharing Tour North Sikkim 3D2N
Overview
Lachen Lachung Yumthag Valley and Gurudongmar Lake is included in the package. Sharing of 10 members in vehicle. It includes all meals at Lachen and Lachung. Package costing is according to the dates.
North Sikkim
North Sikkim is a popular tourist destination in the northeastern part of India. It is known for its breathtaking natural beauty, serene landscapes, and rich cultural heritage. Here are some key points about North Sikkim tourism: Pristine Beauty: North Sikkim is renowned for its untouched beauty and picturesque landscapes. The region is home to snow-capped mountains, alpine meadows, dense forests, and glistening lakes. The views of the Himalayas from North Sikkim are awe-inspiring, attracting nature lovers and adventure enthusiasts. Remote Villages: North Sikkim offers the opportunity to visit remote villages and experience the unique local culture and traditions. Villages like Lachen, Lachung, and Chungthang provide a glimpse into the traditional lifestyle of the Sikkimese people. Homestays are available in some villages, allowing tourists to immerse themselves in the local way of life. High-Altitude Lakes: The region is home to several stunning high-altitude lakes that add to its charm. The famous Gurudongmar Lake, Tso Lhamu Lake, and Chopta Valley are some of the must-visit lakes in North Sikkim. These lakes are known for their pristine blue waters, surrounded by snow-capped peaks. Adventure Activities: North Sikkim offers a range of adventure activities for thrill-seekers. Trekking is a popular activity, with options like the Dzongri-Goechala Trek and the Green Lake Trek. White-water rafting in the Teesta River and mountain biking are also available for those seeking an adrenaline rush. Monasteries and Culture: The region is dotted with monasteries that are important cultural and religious landmarks. The Phodong Monastery, Lachen Monastery, and Lachung Monastery are notable ones worth exploring. These monasteries provide a glimpse into the Buddhist heritage of the region. Flowering Season: North Sikkim is famous for its vibrant flowering season, particularly in the Yumthang Valley. During spring (March to May), the valley blooms with a variety of alpine flowers, including numerous species of rhododendrons, creating a breathtaking carpet of colors. Restricted Area: It’s important to note that certain areas of North Sikkim require permits and are restricted to tourists. Permits can be obtained from the authorities in Gangtok or through authorized tour operators.
🗺️ Itinerary
*DAY 1: GANGTOK TO LACHEN*
<p>The vehicle will report for North Sikkim with permit from *VAJRA STAND AT 10:30AM – 12PM* -Drive to Lachen – Chungthang is nearly 96 kilometers from Gangtok – On the way stop at Chungthang – Next drive for 29 kilometers from Chungthang to Lachen – Reach Lachung late afternoon / early evening – The infrastructure is not good due to the remoteness and the snowfall / Rainfall – The place is worth visiting – Check into a hotel – Welcome Tea – Evening free to stroll – Overnight stay at Hotel in Lachen</p>
*DAY 2: LACHEN TO GURUDONGMAR LAKE. DRIVE TO LACHUNG*
<p>The route is Lachen – Gurudongmar lake – Lachen – Drive 55 kilometers from Lachen stop at 15000 feet for permit to be signed – Drive the rest and visit to Gurudongmar Lake – 3 hour – A valley at an altitude of nearly 15 800 feet through which Lachen Chu flows – This is a holy Lake and is one of the most sacred place of worship for the Buddhist – The Lake gets frozen during winter barring a stretch which remains as water even at – 20 C – The region is generally covered with snow from December to April – This is a stretch of cold desert till Tibet / China – While returning have lunch at Lachen – After Lunch drive to Lachung – Overnight stay at Hotel in Lachung.</p>
*DAY 3: LACHUNG TO YUMTHANG GANGTOK*
<p>Early morning breakfast – Visit to Yumthang i.e. 25 kilometers, 2 hour – A valley at an altitude of 11800 feet through which Lachung Chu flows, generally covered with snow from December to April or even more is known as the valley of flowers – Guest can spend a few hours at Yumthang – The vast Valley stretches and is a cold desert till Tibet / China – The region is fully covered with snow and Rhododendron forest – Back to hotel for lunch / Packed Lunch – Proceed to Gangtok – Afternoon drive to Gangtok 130 Kilometers, 5 hours – Drop at Vajra stand around 7PM evening.</p>
<p><strong>COSTING IN PER HEAD. MIN 02 HEADS</strong></p>
<p>1) 10th JAN till – 15 APR – Rs.4000/- pp</p>
<p>2) 16 APR till 09 MAY – Rs.4500/- pp</p>
<p>3) 10 MAY till 20 JUN – Rs.5500/- pp</p>
<p>4) 21 JUN till 10 JUL – Rs.5500/- pp *(Rate may Fluctuate due to high season if booked on same month)*</p>
<p>5) 11 JUL till 19 DEC – Rs.4000/- pp</p>
<p>6) 13 OCT – 18 OCT – Rs.4500/- pp *(For Durga Pooja and Diwali check rate below)*</p>
<p>7) 20 DEC till 10 JAN – Rs.5500/- pp *(Rate may Fluctuate due to high season New Year and Christmas if book on same month)*</p>
<p>*FESTIVE SEASON – Rs.5500/-*<br />
HOLI: 10 – 16 March 2025<br />
Durga Pooja: 27 Sept – 05 Oct 2025</p>
<p>Dipawali: 19 – 27 Nov 2025 (Rs.5000/-)</p>
<p><em><u><strong>NOTE >> Child above 6 months years above full charge.<br />
NOTE >> Solo (Single traveler) cost extra Rs.800/-, Rs.1200/- during 16 Dec till 10 Feb & during Durga Pooja, Diwali and Christmas New Year week</strong></u></em></p>
